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No ,TTler i nuill be received after One,. o'clock on the Day of Tr eaty,'n , a- aro , ;mired, stnit;ss ,the Ably, or an .4gent for him, personalty attend. - Each 'Tender rust be rict!.nrfiarried by a Letter from two respectable 'Persons engtging - to Licorke.bound Rufli th e Person tencirfring,' in the Sam of socd. for the due perfirrmatrce Of the CoNtrari . • - Farther Partil'alars may be known by apptying at this Office, to Cr Capt. Cr d'W/Cl, Seapirlolt. HANDSOME • RESIDENCE IN .KE*AR.I( UPON TRENT.. TO BE ,SOLD BY AUCTION; By Mr. ET AGE, • At Mts. Paschoud's, the i 4 nt land Arms Inn, in Newark, Wedne:atay, Nov. 8, at Six in •the Evening, sub ject.to sucliconditiuns of S,ie, as Will : be then and there produced, • . • Well-built, Substantial, Modern; and Ekqaut • MANSION, tugether.with convenient YiastS, Plea. sure.and 'l<ncile,l Gardens, Hot-houses; re:a:h.:house and other appurtenances -thereto belonging ;an exceflent house. Wash-horse, , Larder, gorid l'alindry, with Chambers over -it, and other Out-Pt - I - ices and, Buildings, with capital Stabling and Coach-louse 'S ',a:kr:in - mg, situate and being in Newark•lipoli.Trent, and . well adapted fur the 'reidence of a_genteelfanniy. The House, which is large and toothy,' has very Lrely no_ dergone the most complete•repair, and.has been renck.;:.:,l as convenient as possibl:el it has -also been much , rrL:ll ,- Ited, and liaii4lsqrnviy _painted .and: papered. The ()dices,. which have also been most completely and substantially repaired, have every possible coavenience.-attached to them... The Gardens, walled.on Ocry side, are laid out wit) taste, end handsomeTy.planted • - with a great Variety of beautiful flower_ ing fyhrubs,,a4,ui.well strac)ced with the. choicest Fruit aces oe every kind, - in•full bearing,' and well triined: ' •'• .Also two Closes of Pasture Land. situate near the above Premises, containing about four Acres (mare or less) with an • excellent' and newlyl-thittect An& tiled two-stalliStable, and a roomy Cpach-house. • . ..T he P rtipert y . %%411 '6 e 'olrered in one, • two; or t 4ors,t-is may be adjudged 'Most ...proper, at the time of, Sale, and of • which immediate possession tali be givea'. The whulels Freehold, and the Land-Tax redeemed. For further Particulars apply to kleisrsvAllen and kiiison;Soll'citors, in Newark, afore - Said. "!..` • ' 'Uo i'llgielAS,,TAYLol2, Esq, • • , . No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. -• . ---. Honoured Sir, - Edinburgh . ; - Mittcli 1 g,' Mr. BEG leave to inforni you, drat ever since the y e ar -jean, :- I ' haveleeer. antic` ed with the Liles Ve.no rev- which, that'll its obatinately resisting were course of aa a :lie : ine pieseribed by the most eminent of the Faculty h axe, ar m ula c. , 1 lergoing several severe- courses salivation, and twice discha r g ed •front thl Hospital, with little Mi e r. 1 s w p ci t u i n t g d : r l? farse i. y o ea l r: m lk y " . 4 1 ; 1 s e c tinder inveterate nature, —ln :th e had got to sach a.heitd„. -s N/VHEN 'PROFESSIONAL MEN ce Eduea- nearly .to ”,,it a period to my existence—l had . a large tile, e , , tion and Respensibility`deviate frotit the general Sys- OD: thecrti,*ri p, my head, one on each arm, .act- my legs iem, by the seleetion. of a particular branch, the sapertiou . . we-fel-roke' out in a frightful manner; my- right was dtead of Icing continued success is the. best criterion p ' f. supenority. ' FOurteen y - ears have we devoted opr Pra6tiee tothe ex- . • left had also two large nodes on it, fulty vaitithl, and had , been in a stint. of tilceratioa .tor the last sevenynars ; my • 'Clusivetreatment of two Disnider.s, and the stlceesSfal result was Nay - =ch . dincolourede and gave. :Jae ,suckexcruaiat. in thie lamentable state,- I ' was. re:eel-n -ot-our Plan gives us additional ardour to Oppose, as fiir as we ing pain, , rarri , 2-I...viy when warm tit bed, as rieirlya to de iire able, the'ravae;es of those * COmplaints w ,icli diet Lie IXIOSt rnve l'w ' 4 ' l " res C; important In the L'atalegue of Hunan Intl riniticS: met - I ,RA ,by MO. J . Tnotn.peoo, (!oho received so great a Aftetinitiation into.every Branch of Praefiee, we 6nt ea n_ cure' by thenf bete), 'to take- yOtircteake's - Pateitt 'Pilla, plated the sullitrings of !iIPHYLITIC and DEBI LI- whith I..i?ftgatt ,fp• do .ot; tlnti.,,et,h of May, in _the• course riA - r1 7 .13 Pe'rienes,•add lot iiied 'a wish to rescue individuals of aefortru,;lit from the ignorance of alliedu cal ett inell, Of ilia equallydan than ' a.• motor,!, I bean 'to - receiee benefit —in little able ; IPte Lii:e tr.. Oil MY tit- nt and. arin,i y vsf.o geraus Precipitant* af , general Praztitinners. .- • ‘,. . sO.(.ndAY Ilealed - ' s°2 '' A fter * t t i g• sc)ms " nit legs • heal - ea The Pisorders, to the cure of whichwe have devoted out also ; letvlng, lirnalVa,r'coritiderable . discoloinatiari •ifif-otTie attention, comprise evert species of : V EN Elt EAL IN eh C= s ai nt ail( t.paoiint4le none of the left, whicli,. by the Liles TIOO, whether 0 a; bether arising from. the habits of ratectit or long ditratiim ; zdly, All kinds of DEI.3II2IT*, y sing of end, .I.ld a IKL l V ..'ltirt4er perseVerance in ?out inia: • M luable ethcilli, subsidcefli—we _nodes. dispersing, the .kira School-boys, or tbaintlykgences 'of Matnie Age. . regaining its natural -hue, ari,t the nodurnal pain's gradtitilty Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or, haste, going off. '1 thus became, by your • liberal advice and.l)4e in,the treatment or a simple Gooarrhcea, and it not unfre- divine,. perfe , '.tly free front all my former complaints-- qaently happens, that the steds of Life are poisoned b). the have recovered my former spuits and strength, and am' be . come jolly and fat,' in - Which , ;state atavingcontimied„Many iadiscrction of an kin&tiardeti hour. By a superioe method, Such 'cOmPlaints'artu'sadly c'ured, and e'Ven vvhere - n: hers months to the astonishment of all I,4he knew me, lam At have failed;''we ititist fttat "we rriaY Presume to otter a 4aCiical a. lOssin What terms to express tny ,, giatitud.s, but, beg ybir, reestablishment. '-'. • for the _good of other .sutfering mortals, to make this .my iF.e.v, however;. are - tb4'-'eases 'of cbmplicated distress in Case as p ublic: as possible, as I shaft on 'every .- oceagion ; i n s o doing, you will:greatly oblige, Sir; your •gratefUl, this Disorder, compared with the calattlitpus situation et: ' Trim, who, from an inclitl,eirce in aSO LI - I ; .CRY VIC E,.or obedient, very humble servant, . . .ALEX—MU,IkIieE It. obe prevalent .gaieties of ti fasliortible life, aolairc that•state S'vaii's CiJi:e, High-street, Edinburgh. of Debility, which is the Unavoidable conseiptetiC4: of such - Witnesses to the above Cure romielOuS habitst - e -'• e . louN• TrtomPsoN, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and ; . Where the unhappy - sufferer. blot:ids:oiler his misery, but I o tiN M•ityrosn, Old Assembly-Close; Edinburgh. .. , carefully conceals his inistrirtune, it .inav' be' sonic cbtisola- Urepared and Sold by the sole l'roPrietor, flint for him to know, that although it "maY:bc 'an objeiti Of InaatasTe ‘ LOR, Member of the Royal College = ot' . Sur. diAtat or unc-crtainty wi:1). other Pra6litiohem, The removal ..geons„ at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London 4 of these lielicieocies by the'graclualyrogress Of Renovation, is ‘ ,where, after a constant residence 'of more titan thirty-six Alkeridijitireinent urimt e4erience. • ' ' • ' . . .f years, in a nraaace partieularly diretted to the cure of -I i the -rites ol'illceells or Venus have begat' to reduce Vecre . al t. s ..)inplairits and those incidental to the l'aetsuf manly vigour, much-anxiety - will be pteventect by an early ' Generetian, with' that inviolable Seq,or in such cases, ho ecy which men of • , couaterattion of this lang ; uld state, and in these eases, no r his, profession Should always obser* grai'diiticulty will occur. But where this' detiL,iency has tin , - liat,tors himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously years existead, a proper perseverance is indespelisably requisite , ' 'adrinnisters to persons taking this Medicine, ' will be .to revive the slumbering sparks, - of Life, and to re-animate ' ' esteemed,' br'a • diSeerning l'ublic, as an advantagesel. the Constitution. . Born aatainable and void of all ambiguity. .„ . • 1 'The ses recy. which is no essernitil to our'lljAcrteking, 'and ; ..1 ardSo Sold,, by his appointment, for - the convenience of the quaiiticattolls Which werresume to 'state, tcrrn the hasty those 4:eilii at a distance at the Perfumer's, No. 3S, St. of our pretensions, andin,criinticietice With suc,h, this intima. Mb:M.'s-street, Pall-Mall ;' the Toyshop, No. 'ros, --Oa. • ti , )a is given, that Messrs. LEI G il and Co. may be con- ' ord-street ; - Mr. V- isboroug,lf s, No. 7, : Eish-atreet-hill ; .; : ilted persolmity, or by letters' (ip.o . -4sing 'i Bank Nofe), • at • lily. Steel's,' liookaetier, NO. t, , uniou-row, .Little Tower. their.Flouse, No; 29, hrundel•-atreet, Stand, piers l'eM hell ple, he ; Mr. Bikter's, South-bride, Edinburgh; Mr. mac_ Bar. , . • ' doneld, Glasgow ;! , :Mr. Buil, Datue-street, Dublin; and by • . , i. There is Th . 2.4hlitional F.ntrance:in.Water-street,'adjainieg, ow: pe.rsext in every considerable town in Great Britainawd and the N4oie it on bill the'Docirs, • ' ' INI - ind, irc Boxes of only es. 9(i.. each, sealed up .with full „:.:4‘ I) li' lio MA from the Royal College 'of' Surftiins, in ' and 'plain directions, whereby persons et either 'Sex may totttlon, and Tesfinwttials from the most entient I'llysiciatts cure thenl , ;elves with ease, speed, secrecy, and saiety. •'• .. aiii,. I.elitrers, of regu 1. , r lidue.,tion, alAt as:iitttous attention .N. E. 'Every Box sold in Great Britain is, sealed up with 40 jhe ttiiltes'of every Branch of the Proles.,ton,ve open to . a Stamp, .on which, by favour of the Comnlissioners is • tlif , irispetti6n of any inquirer,' and consi;leole a f,:ir groulid printed, at. the Stamp Office--" T. Taylor, No. o, INI, w . I,.:7,thiitr,uccess with which ,we have hitherto .beeti honoured. ' Bride.istreet."—to imitate .whiCh is Felony, and all otheis ' E I. ItIG li ;We. Co. Furgeons, Arundel-street. are Counterfeits. , .